Dividend Payments 2012 (Sólo Lectura)
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Dividend payments in 2012 May 11, 2012 ■ We estimate that the 55 companies that we follow and the Naftrac ETF combined will pay cash dividends amounting to MP 98 billion in 2012, which is equivalent to USD 7.2 billion at the current exchange rate. This figure represents 1.8% of the market capitalization of this sample; ■ The highest dividend payers include GMexico (MP 15.6 billion), AMX (MP 15.4 billion) GModelo (MP 14.1 billion) and Walmex (MP 9.8 billion). These four companies combined account for 56% of dividends to be paid this year by our simple; ■ The highest dividend yields include those of Gap B (+7.4%), Funo 11 (+5.6%), Soriana (5.5%), Chdraui B (+4.9%), GMexico (+4.9%) and Bolsa (+4.7%, today it was ex-dividend). Cemex was the largest company that didn’t pay any cash dividends, but it implemented a share dividend; ■ We continue to believe that the right investment strategy should focus on those companies with solid fundamentals and growth prospects, low multiples and a high dividend yield. IPC Index Dividend payment Dividend (Million of MP) yield (%) 42,000 GMexico B 15,570.0 Gap B 7.4 Amx L 15,398.4 Funo 11 5.6 40,000 GModeloc C 14,090.5 Soriana 5.5 38,000 Walmex V 9,760.9 GMexico B 4.9 Femsa UBD 6,637.2 Chedraui 4.9 36,000 Peñoles * 6,558.0 Bolsa A 4.7 34,000 Kof L 5,506.8 Oma B 4.6 Kimber A 3,784.2 Kimber A 4.5 32,000 Soriana 3,600.0 GModeloc C 4.4 30,000 AC * 2,416.5 Alsea 4.0 -11 -11 -11 -11 -12 r-12 y y g g p Gap B 2,075.7 Autlan B 3.5 p Jul-11 Oct-11 Oct-11 A Jun-11 Jun-11 Jan-12 Jan-12 Mar-12 Mar-12 Feb-12 Au Au Se Nov-11 Dec-11 Ma Chedraui 1,638.7 Asur B 3.4 Ma Alfa A 1,487.0 Maseca B 3.1 Tlevisa CPO 1,097.8 Peñoles * 2.8 Asur B 1,080.0 Herdez * 2.8 Bolsa A 770.3 AC * 2.2 Bimbo A 705.5 Comparc * 1.9 GCarso A1 686.9 Kof L 1.9 Funo 11 633.9 Walmex 1.6 Mexchem * 540.0 Femsa UBD 1.6 Comparc * 498.7 Alfa A 1.5 Oma B 498.6 GFRegio O 1.5 Maseca B 455.0 Amx L 1.2 Alsea 432.3 CMoctez * 1.0 Herdez * 367.2 Bachoco B 1.0 Equity Research Team Livepol 1 362.6 Actinver B 0.9 [email protected] CMoctez * 264.1 GCarso A1 0.7 GFRegio O 180.4 Tlevisa CPO 0.6 +52 (55) 1103 6600 x 5800 Azteca CPO 149.3 Mexchem * 0.6 Bachoco B 149.3 Azteca CPO 0.6 Corporación Actinver Autlan B 121.5 Bimbo A 0.5 Corporate Headquarters Naftrac 88.0 Livepol 1 0.3 Guillermo González Camarena # 1200 Actinver B 52.3 Naftrac 0.1 5th Floor, Santa Fé Total 97,657.4 Average 1.8 México, City 01210 1 Disclaimer Analyst Certification for the following Analysts: Pablo Adolfo Riveroll Sanchez Jaime Ascencio David Foulkes Karla Peña Martin Lara Pablo Duarte Ramón Ortiz Roberto Galván The analyst(s) responsible for this report, certifies(y) that the opinion(s) on any of the securities or issuers mentioned in this document, as well as any views or forecasts expressed herein accurately reflect their personal view(s). 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